As the crowd packed into Citi Field in Queens, you could almost swear it was still summer. Glitter, space buns, bright lipsticks and flash tattoos made a September resurgence at The Meadows music festival...
College is the time to meet new people. The time to figure out what you’re passionate about and pursue it with a safety net. The time to work hard, go out and have fun. Even for the most responsible...
Going through the MET is always a challenge. What to see, what to skip—and how to fit it all into a few hours. But until July 30, or until you leave the city, put Irving Penn: Centennial on your...
To celebrate women’s history month, The Observer is taking a look at all of the recent accomplishments of women on Broadway and how they are transcending traditional theater.
For many Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) students, the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts (NYPL) offers a change of scenery when they get a little tired of studying in Quinn Library.
We romanticize being broke in college. Cups of ramen in dorm rooms eaten with stolen dining hall silverware—it’s an image passed from parent to child, older sibling to younger sibling.
Peter Gil-Sheridan, FCLC '98, pursued his passion with determination and practice and found success in the process. His play "Cockfight" is part of the Theatre Program's Mainstage Season, Fall 2016.
